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Queen Square School Annual Sports Tonight

new Square School a-n- wgoicfsporls will be the bigot- “cyion at the Forum _tonignt hm young and old alike will :6 eagerly looking forward to the

mu varied attractions on m, PIOQTBITI. I! the enthusiasm i m, 1mg 1o;- the past two school yvents sponsored by W. K. B. and p55,, is any indication of fishy, reception, then excitement ",1 be at fever pitch for the wear- ," O1 purple and white when they pk, to the ice for their annual “Sp-M, at skill in speed skating “in hockey- qms feature of tonight's sports '11; be the exhibition hockfly “J1 betxween the Prince of wales College Juveniles and the mm. square School team. Un- ser the capable coaching of El- m“ Byanchard, Queen Square has produced one of the smartest lit-

tle hockey squads this year that has been seen in a number of sea-

sons, and have already proved their ability this year in down- ing some strong teams and are, at present leading the Interschol- astic series by one game over West Kent. last year's Provincial Interscholastic champions. Al- ‘ though they will be meeting strong j‘ opposition from P. W. C. Juven- iles, the school youngsters certain- ly have plenty to coime and go on. They have already taken the HIBBSTIYU of this same squad by a more d U~2 in a previous exh‘-, bition encounter and should he. a good match for the Collegians tonight. 1 The game is expected to be

really (‘lowly chntcricd, top-until: affair, and with all the other speed skating attractions which are assured of producing plenty of keen competition, the Queen Square School event should be one of outstanding success and a splendid evening of athletic en- tertainmeni.

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Central Hockey League Statistics Announced

‘pk-liaising are statistics for the regular schedule in the Central Hockey League (does not include Amherst and Charlottetown home

and home series to decide the league leader.) as supplied by leaiflle officials: iidividuai scoring statistics: Minutes h:

Phyer, Club G P He. C. Dowling (C) i8 2d Al. Carver (Cl 12 25 m. LeClalr (c) i: 21 n. cnrmler (Al 1'7 “Ellie ARROW (A)

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R. Barrow (Si

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B S‘ Peters (A) .1 leulnne (Aw rlil- wound (Cy R iveutharbee (S) Jim Adams (S) Rid Schell (S1

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Borden Nationals Defeat Abbies 8-5

1n an CXIHlJlLlQII wunicr between intermediate Abbie: and Borden National: played at Borden Bank on Wednesday night, the Nation- als WOn by a score of 8-5.

In their iilJSL tussle a \"€€k ago the Abbie: ‘were defeated 10-2 shvwing that they done remark- ubly iwell in their second 88m! against the stioiig Borden team"

Borden led off the scoring par- ade when Deiglian took a puss from Richards to score early in the first period. The Nationals’ Oat- way lnd Deiahan garnered two goal: and an assist each in the first period with Richard: gain- ing: two assists and Love one. The Abhies only scorcri once in this pciiod as Kelly accepted Blanch- ard's pass in net the puck. The second period ended 4-3 for Na- tionals as the only scoring was dong by the Abbies.

The game was slo-w at first duc to the heavy condition of the ice but a: the final period got UIlllCl‘ way play resumed st a very fast pace, when Richards of Borden scored the first goal 1mm a long forward pass down centre ice. Summeriide players in action with Borden were F.. Oatway, Richards and Delghan.

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Lineups:

Borden - Campbell, Hewett, A.. Oat-way, P.. Darrach, Love, F" Oatway, J.. Drirracli, Richards E.. Darracli, Deiglian.

Charlottetown - Roper, Bian- charcl, Richard. MacGregor, Stan- ltry, Kelly, Josey, Henneasey, Moore, MacKinnon. N.. Lerter, Molyneaux, D.. Liarter, Shepherd, Gregory.- Lcs Hooper, mgr“; Charlie Ryan, coach. Referees - Tom Paquett l-lawley Crockett.

Scorer - David ‘Pweeln

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S UMMARY First Period

t-Borden, Deighsn (Richards) z-Borden, P.. Oaiiwny (Richards) m-Borden. P. Ontway (Deighaii) 4~—Ch'to'a'n, Kelly (Blanchard) o-sflorden, Delghan (Love, I‘.. Oatway) Penalties - A.. Oatrway.

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Penalties - Richards

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Miners Win 6-2

GJSACE BAY. N.S., Feb. 10 —

(CM-Glace Bay Miners and Syd- ney Mlllionaires went through the motions in the 88th game of the Cape Breton Senior Hockey League schedule at Miners Forum tonight with Mlncrs cracking through for n (‘>2 victory. Two games remain to be played before the league opens its best-of- seven semi-final Monday between Glace Bay and North sydney vic- (orias.

Remember When

By The Canadian Pres:

Charles I. Gonman, 42, former champion speedska El, died at saint John. N. B., nine years ago today. In 1921 he won all nve of the major North American champ- ionships. He also represented Can- ada at two winter Olympic Games.

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Wray, McGregor End Big Four Schedule Tied

SAINT JOHN. N. B., Feb. 10- (CPl-The regular schedule of the Maritime Senior Hockey League ended tonight when the leading Saint'John Beavers edged the last place Halifax St. Mary's 4-3.

The same teams will open the league semi-finals here Saturday. with Moncton Hawks and Dart- mouth Arrows slated to tangle at Halifax also on Saturday.

As tonight's game could not affect the final order of standing, interest centred in the race be- tween Beaver Dlck Wray and San- tamarian George McGregor for the scoring leadership. Each was tied with 67 points before the contest and each picked up two more. leav- ing another deadlock.

Summary:— Ilrat Period L-Halifax, Hannon 6.20 2—Saint John, Szabn . 12.27 Penalties: Nicolle, Brennan. Beaulieu, Reardon, Second Period Scorlng-—None. Penalties: Vigneau. P. Gaudct. MacGilllvray. Third Porlod

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(Grnbowski) .. . 6.1’! 4-Salnt John, Szabo,

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(McGregor) .. 6.54 6.-—Snint John, Demchuk,

(Wray. Nicolle) 14.46 7-llallfnx. McGregor .. 19.34 Penalty: McLaughlin.

Toe Blake To coach llallayfleld Bravos

VALLBYFIELD. Que I-‘eb 10-

rcPl-Hecter (Toe) Blake. former National Hockey League star with Montreal Canadiens, has been ap- pointed coach of Vallcgdleld Braves of the Quebec Senior Hockey Lea- gue. it was snounced tonight by club president Arthur Vinet.

He will replace Jerry Philbin. who is retiring fnr business reasons

Earlier this season. Blake coach- ed Buffalo Bisons of the American Hockey League. but was released last month after a dispute with

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Physical Fitness Trnphy

Ice Ne. 1—E\'. MacNeil vs F1. l". Acorn. Ice No. 2~»O. R. Sinions. Doug

Mayne, Frank Cox. J. S. MacDon- aid, skip; vs., Hon. Geo. Barbour. A. G. Macllfillnn, J. O. Diamond, Rus Spillett. skip. ‘

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The Sheen d; Mclnnis Juvenile iiocbzcy ieaiii has lost its first hoc- ..c_v match of the season. It was a tough one to lose and was one of those close affairs that could eas- ily have gone the other way. Herb scliuivnan‘: proteges weren't out- played tco much. although the Ab- bies seamed to have more pep on the a-ttack They seemed to like ine heavy going better than the Summerside boys, to be able to pro- pel the wafer over the sticky suf- ince with better success. Whether they can take the S at M sextet on a inst ice surface has certainly not reached the Q..E..D.. stage yet. We‘d still be willing to risk even money on the Summerside entry‘: coming through to victory over the red shirts

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Perhaps the most improved play- er on (lie sheen 5a Mcinnis (cam is Rcubcn Doyle ivlio last year didn't look like any kind of a prospect. Doyle is not a first class rear- guardrnnan as yet. but he has come a lung wny, and if he continues to Eunprove should do in juvenile cir- clcs lle has plenty of courage and often gels in there in the last des- perate split second to turn back a dangerous rush. Certainly he play- ed one of his best games in Kens- ington against the Abbies

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Delaney is not quite the stick- handilng wizard advance notices played him up to be, or perhaps it was the sticky ice that robbed him of his sleight at hand Wednesday night Funny thinB lbw‘ t)" youngster, he keeps eVBFYbOQY- m- cludin: the coaches. gucssing as to lust whore he is of most value to a ‘mm, in the nets or on the for- l1"\l‘fl line \Vc'\'e changed 0111‘ minds trvn m- three times about this nlreqciv. and right now rather lean to having the clevei‘ youn‘; l-wclgrv plevm- between the pipes No doubt he‘1l break intn a rash of ._-i lnrd skip: vs., Rubi. Nicholson.

Ed. Hclhcn, J’. A. Likely, N. J. And- arson, skip

Icc No. flklnn Burnett. Dnu; Saunders. Fred Driscoil, F. B. Con- rad, skip; vs. R- Squerebrlaas. l-‘rcd hiacMlllan, R. E. Jenkins. H. L. Sear. skip.

Ice No. 4-.I. E. Burnett, E. H. Saunders, J. J. I-nrrabce. J. A- Frnscr, skip; vs., .l. A. Clarke. Ron Ngrmnyt, Gordon White, W. R. Jen-

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goals one or these evenings and force a change of opinion again. . - .

Paul Schurmsn looked particu- larly good in flashes in the game lost to the Charlottetown boys. His frist goal was the result of as smooth : bit of stick-handling as we have seen in quite s few moons Paul is still in the midget age group and might be better playing in that class. He got some stiff cheats at the enzmy blue-line Wed- nesday night.

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Ben Champion. manager of the Kensisigton Rink, certainly did his utmost to give the Summerside home fans the low - down on how the game was going. Ben tele- phoned the local radio station every period and the score was relayed to the Summerside fans. He also got the results of the Abbie-Amherst game in ghsrlottetown and an- nounced to the fans watching the game in his rink the score st dif- ferent interva_ls..

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Hickey Nicholson's boy was one of the forwards on the Abegweit tesim and Chick Giuliani's young- ster played with Summerside. Old- time fans rrmarlzed that the two kids resembled in their styles of play their respective fathers but each has to improve considerably before he gets to be as good as his dad.

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Morrison's Pee-Woes of Summer- Sidc played the Kenslngion Pee- Wees this week in Kenslngtoii and the result of the game was a vic- tory for the Summerside boys, 4 to

1 The goals were scored by: Som- er: assisted by Whalen and Darby; Warren assisted by Bunsen; Mae- Ausla-nd unassisted; Whaler: assist- ed by Morrison. The lone Kenning. ton telly was the result of a solo effort by Freddie Bridges. O O O

Seems the Kensington Midgets have defeated the Summer-aide Midgets recently. We hadn't got any word of this. but were brought to book by some Kansington fans who reminded us that since we have been telling about the Pee- wee and Paperweight victories achieved by summerside, it i: only fair that We mention the Midget victory gained by the Kensington pucksters. Certainly sounds int; enough. Congratulations. Kensing- ton Midgets.

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Th: R C A F.. basketball team defeated Schumian’: at the airport Wednesday night in the first league fixture between these teams. They had s decided edge on the town team which was short of players- It is reported that Manager Estey is looking for new recruits to bol- ster his playing strength. Any young athletes who think they would like to play basketball should contact the management The team should be developing more players for another year. They have mode a good beginning. but there are quile a few young men in Sum- merside not playing any other name. that might make first-class lioopsters if they were tried out. rind this would give Schurmafls better reserve strength for next

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